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| Gear maniac Joined: Dec 2007 Location: Cincinnati, OH
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Thread Starter | Trying to fit Glockenspiel into my kit
Trying to fit Glockenspiel into my kit. I'd like to play with a drum stick and not have to switch to holding the Glockenspiel mallets. Thinking of something similar to those Dennis Chamber sticks with the regular tip at one end and a felt mallet at the other, but that won't work here. Anyone know of a similar type of combo stick that might have a composite (hard rubber) end on one side and a regular wood or nylon tip at the other? Or some other suggestion? I know this would not be the ideal mallet for playing Glockenspiel, but this would just be for certain situations. |
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| Gear maniac Joined: Dec 2007 Location: Cincinnati, OH
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I've now found two possibilities:
I'm hoping either of these will work well with bells or Glockenspiel. If anyone has other thoughts or suggestions I'd love to hear them. Peace |
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